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NY Times- India Ink: Newswallah: Bharat Edition May 18, 2013A round-up of news from across India.
- South Korea Says North Launches 3 Missiles Into Sea May 18, 2013South Korea said it remained “vigilant and prepared” after three missiles were fired into the sea Saturday.
- Congress Answers Obama Plan With Smaller Food Aid Changes May 18, 2013After the Obama administration proposed moving the international food aid program out of the Agriculture Department, the Congressional Agriculture Committees took lesser actions.
- Kennett Love, Times Correspondent in 1950s, Dies at 88 May 18, 2013Mr. Love was in Iran in 1953 when the C.I.A. plotted against the government, and he also reported on the Suez Canal crisis of 1956.
- India Ink: Newswallah: Bharat Edition May 18, 2013
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- Forest Service's Ken Kowynia reflects on 32 years in Colorado skiing May 18, 2013Ken Kowynia stops midslope to admire a roped-off copse of spruce trees. Young tree tips barely poke through the snow in the shadow of giant old-growth spruce.
- Staunton State Park opens, a wilderness oasis near Denver May 18, 2013Colorado is opening its first new state park near metro Denver in 35 years Saturday, a protected patch of nature 36 miles southwest of the city.
- Rockies' Jordan Pacheco slam powers win over San Francisco Giants May 18, 2013One swing of the bat by Jordan Pacheco appeared to reverse the Rockies' fortunes Friday night while electrifying Coors Field on the way to a 10-9 victory over the Giants before a crowd of 43,365.
- Loveland's Collin Klein still believes he can get an NFL shot May 18, 2013In his final two seasons as a do-it-all option in Kansas State's offense, quarterback Collin Klein carried the ball 524 times. After not getting drafted, consider the NFL's conventional wisdom a shot to the sternum every bit as hard as any he took in college. Klein isn't giving up his NFL dream yet, though.
- Traffic-barrier company closes its doors day before Colfax Marathon May 18, 2013On the eve of one of Denver's busiest spring weekends for road closures and major outdoor events, the company providing the traffic barricades for both the Colfax Marathon and American Ninja Warrior competition closed its doors abruptly.
- Colorado sheriffs file federal lawsuit challenging gun bills May 18, 2013Fifty-four Colorado sheriffs have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit over two of the gun bills passed during this year's state legislative session.
- Forest Service's Ken Kowynia reflects on 32 years in Colorado skiing May 18, 2013
